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JLUNAR--~ on the night of thefull moon&-~
The Body SnatchersRuth Richardson - Medical Historian
College Hall, Cathedral Close
Daniel Defoe -dissenter, spy,novelist & lunar voyagerNick Seager - Keele University
Location to be advised
uesday 1May 7.30pm
joseph Priestleyand the Slave TradeMalcolm Dick - Birmingham University
£5 College Hall, Cathedral Close
uesday 29 May 7.30pm
Fromjohnson to 1Werking:Stability and shift in theEnglish LanguageTom Devlin - Derby University
£5 College Hall, Cathedral Close
ednesday 6 June 7.30pm
The Cfasslfieatlon of PlantsIsabelle Charmantier - Linnean SOciety
Coincides with Garden Weekend*"See back cover£5 College Hall, Cathedral Close
riday 27 July 7.30pm
William andjohn Hunteras CollectorsSimon Chaplin -Wellcome Trust
£5 College Hall, Cathedral Close
unday 26 August 7.30pm
Mary Wortley Montagu -Travellerand pioneer of vaccinationRosie Mayer
£5 Location to be advised
ITuesday 25 September 7.30pm
Fear & Terror in 18thC.MusicDr C McClelland - Leeds University
£5 College Hall, Cathedral Close
Harp Recital by Oliver Wassat the Bishop's House, Cathedral Close
£15 to include a glass of wine
Wednesday 24 October
£35 to include lunch and refreshments
Seminar Day 1O.OOamstart
Lunar WomenBreaking Barriers: Women, Science & HistoryOver a century ago, the physicist Hertha Ayrton declared: "I do not agree with sex beingbrought into science at all. The idea of 'woman and science' is completely irrelevant.Either a woman is a good scientist, or she is not." Her ideal vision of equality has stillnot been achieved, but putting women back into scientific history can help toexplain modem attitudes.
• Lunar Ladies -Dr Kate Croft ,• Women & Enterprise in Georgian England -Peter Collinge
• Women & Science -Dr Patricia Fara
• jane Austen: Pleasures & Pastimes -SarahJane Downing